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CRYPTO MINING CONTROVERSY

Writer's picture: Jaime Ventura Energy ConsultantJaime Ventura Energy Consultant

Updated: Feb 9

SHOULD WE THROW OUT THE SOFA?


Three people, two of them cheaters, on a sofa in a cozy room look tense. Text: "Should we throw out the sofa?" and "Crypto Mining Controversy." Bitcoin icon visible.

There was a couple who had a favorite sofa. They loved spending time on it, cuddling, and watching TV. One day, one of them found out that their partner was cheating, causing devastated feelings to arise. After that, the couple tried to figure out how to solve the problem, but every time they sat on the sofa, they were reminded of the betrayal, making the situation worse. Eventually, they decided to remove that sofa, thinking it would help them move on and forget about the past. Of course, they finally split.


This situation can be compared to the current controversy surrounding cryptocurrency mining and its high energy consumption. Critics argue that this industry is extremely detrimental to the environment, as it contributes to a high emission of CO2 by using a lot of energy.


These critics are asking for an immediate end to mining, much like the couple who decided to get rid of their favorite sofa.


However, there is a solution to this problem that doesn't involve “getting rid of the sofa”. The answer lies in our Integration Coefficient IC business model, which can help promote renewable energy sources in mining by using digital communication ecosystems, factory integration, and unified guarantee.


Using a hybrid solar system with solar panels and LIFEPO4 batteries, the energy consumption of mining will be significantly reduced as well as the emissions. This solution can be implemented globally and has been proven effective in many mining processes worldwide.


For example, a mining company in Australia has recently installed a 12.5 MW solar farm to power their operations, which has resulted in a 20% reduction in energy costs decreasing CO2 emissions. In addition, a Chinese mining company has built a solar-powered farm that generates 3.8 Mega-kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, enough to power 1,000 homes in the same period.


These initiatives show that the integration of renewable energy sources into mining operations is not only possible but also beneficial. With the help of the Integration Coefficient IC business model, mining companies can switch to renewable energy sources and reduce their environmental impact.


In conclusion, the story of the sofa can teach us a valuable lesson about problem-solving. As the couple got rid of their favorite sofa, the critics of cryptocurrency mining focused on the wrong problem. Instead of calling for an end to mining, everybody should focus on finding solutions that promote renewable energy sources, such as solar.


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